Sentence examples for inroads in this from inspiring English sources
Activists have already made some serious inroads in this direction.
But analysts say that even the larger companies that are hoping to make inroads in this area have not found much success.
Emmanuelle Haïm, the French harpsichordist, is a powerhouse interpreter who has been enlivening the European early-music scene as a conductor for the last four years and is now making rapid inroads in this country.
Wayne Rooney, presumably not played in his favoured No10 position because of questions over his defensive responsibility against Andrea Pirlo, was found lacking in a defensive sense and Italy made inroads in this position shortly before their opening goal.
"For them to make inroads in this state," Mr. Walker said, "they have to talk about what they're going to do to take on the powerful special interests to ultimately make the tough decisions that are more about the next generation than just the next election".
The opposite may even (it has been argued) be true of some plays; for example, both the Ajax and the Philoctetes of Sophocles question the ethic of military obedience, and his Antigone stresses the paramount claims of family in the sphere of burial at a time when the polis had made large inroads in this area.
Extra point Chris Ault, who recently retired at Nevada and who is the architect of the Pistol offense, which has made significant inroads in the N.F.L. this season, is notable for another reason.
Although improved knowledge about the biology of NSCLC and the use of targeted agents has led to significant inroads in the management of this disease, there is a strong and unmet need to define biomarkers to inform clinicians about the choice of chemotherapy.
Increasing public awareness and then offering practical mitigation options are excellent ways to begin making inroads in fighting this massive public health problem.
Now Pakistanis are making inroads in the opposite direction.
United's goal is to make inroads in the United States.
